Taken today with the Nikon D3000. A few of these common ‘cabbage moths’ flying about. Here, it enjoys the mint blossoms.

Thanks for looking.
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Taken today with the Nikon D3000. A few of these common ‘cabbage moths’ flying about. Here, it enjoys the mint blossoms.

Thanks for looking.
🙂
I trust you all have had a satisfying start to the New Year, a lovely break from your normal routine, and managed to catch up with lots of family. If not, well… make it happen. That’s my slogan for 2019. Make it happen! No more gunnas for me, just doing. Okay, stop laughing, I mean it this time.
Anyway, here’s my entry in a new-to-me photo challenge, over a Maria’s blog. The theme I’ve chosen this week is Frozen. This pic is from my archives, snapped with that lovely old Nokia Lumia 520 Windows phone I used to use back then – the one with the macro function.

I believe it was minus five or six on that May morning, back in 2015. Frost coated everything including my favourite rose. Such cold was a distant memory during the recent heat-wave in much of Australia.
If you’re looking to jump into a photo challenge, this one is posted weekly on Saturdays. Yeah, I know it’s Sunday down-under, but it seemed rude to post before the challenge began. I’ve worked out, if I schedule for late on our Saturday, my entry will post early Saturday morning in Ontario, Canada, home of Maria’s Photo Challenge. #2019picoftheweek
Here’s the theme list. You can pick and choose, at random, see, and there are more than 52 to choose from, how cool is that! Some brain-stretchers there.

Since I don’t want to get confused, I’m going to try to (oops) I’ll do them in order, else I’ll get stuck with all the hard ones at the end of the year.
Thanks for looking, and do have a great 2019.
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After a chilly start to yesterday, our resident blue-tongue basks in the sun.


When I got too close, it popped into the drainpipe.

Thanks for looking.
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